On Mon, Oct 02, 2000 at 04:11:57AM -0600, Mark Taylor wrote:
>
> 4. LAME should be converted to C++ or Java. C just is not up to
> the task of distinguishing between 30 different types of integers.
>
* Good C programs should use the following identifier for variable names:
new, delete, operator, public, private, protected, class, template,
restricted, ...
* Variable initialization should be skiped via goto or switch
* The expression sizeof('A') should be used as synomym of the size of an
integer
* variables types and initializers should never match fully.
* Prototype functions with ellipses with:
int printf ();
* never cast mallocs/callocs().
* use identically identifier for name spaces which are separated in C
and merged in C++ (struct, unions, typedefs).
--
Frank Klemm
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